Thread: Splitting the chain
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Re: Splitting the chain
Good luck finding a chainbreak in a brick-and-mortar store. In the Indianapolis area, we're limited to online stores only. We've checked Lowe's, Menards, Home Depot, Harbor Freight, Harley-Davidson, bike shops, and sporting goods stores. Bike chain tools won't work on #35 chain.
If you're purchasing a chainbreak (and I'd recommend getting more than one), it would be worth your while to get a chain puller as well. This tool holds the chain in place while you work on it.
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